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2 Lika Electronic was founded in 1982 in Schio, Italy. First business was the manufacturing of absolute encoders, followed by the incremental encoders for the European market. www.lika.biz

3 Today the production includes also magnetic measurement systems, displays & positioning units for the Automation Industry. www.lika.biz

4 Together with standard industrial applications, Lika provides specific solutions tailored on customers ’ requirements for high-tech markets www.lika.biz

5 ROTAPULS Optical incremental encoders ROTACOD Optical absolute encoders ROTAMAG Magnetic incremental and absolute encoders Range of production POSICONTROL Displays and Position controllers DRIVECOD Positioning Units LINEPULS Incremental magnetic measurement system LINECOD Absolute magnetic measurement system www.lika.biz

6 All Lika products are manufactured in Italy and sold after in-factory tryout. Lika is an ISO 9001: 2001 certified Company All products are compliant to the following specifications/certifications: CE marking (EN 50081-1, EN 50082-2) CSA/UL marking Specific products are compliant to: ATEX (Explosion proof) Q+ vendor for OTIS (United Technologies Group) www.lika.biz

7 หลักการทำงานและ วิธีการเลือกใช้ Incremental Encoder

8 Incremental Encoders ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

9 Incremental Measuring Systems Operation

10 Working principle It is based on a grated design disc, in other words a transparent disc of glass where a radial grating of lines and gaps forming an incremental track is printed. The disc is penetrated by a light beam generated by a light source, partially obscurated by a scanning reticle with four additional grated fields. These four fields are also penetrated by the light beam. During the disc movement they produce four phase-shifted beams. Each beam is phase shifted of half – disc line from the other. ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

11 Working principle The modulation index of each light beam is sensed by photo-elements placed on the opposite side of the disc. The photo-elements transform the entering light signals in four sinusoidal current signals. PHOTO-ELECTRONIC READING DIGITIZING POWER OUT POWER SUPPLY +3,3V +Vdc The analogue signals are digitized and multiplied by one interpolation circuit Furtherly they are sent to amplification circuits to be conveniently powered in output ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

12 AB channels = Bidirectional (speed and rotation sense detection) AB0 = Bidirectional + Zero /A, /B, /0 = Complementary signals (inverted) Output signals

13 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders 1Vpp output circuit Sin/cos analogue signals for external interpolation Output signals

14 Methods for signals transmission “ Normal ” = 1 signal each channel (AB0) connection to Push-Pull, NPN, PNP devices Needs external filters for noise reduction “ Complementary ” = additional inverted signal for each channel (A B 0 + /A /B /0) safe transmission even with long cables and noisy environment ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

15 Manipulation of signals Quadrature of signals (x4) Reading all signal fronts (A+B), resolution increases 4 times ex. 500 PPR = 2000 fronts Interpolation SIN/COS output signals can be interpolated Interpolation “ divides ” a sine/cosine signal into many pulses ex. 1024 sin/cos x10 = 10240 fronts ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

16 เทคนิคและวิธีการเลือก Incremental Encoder 1) Pulse Per Revolution

17 Scaling for Counters

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19 500PPR Circumference = 30 cm Wants to show centimeter Pulses Input x Scale Factor = Display 500 X SF = 30 Scaling Example 30 500 =0.06 With Scale SF = 0.06 SF = ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

20 2) Supply and Output Circuit NPN (10-30 Vdc) PNP (10-30 Vdc) Push-Pull (10-30 Vdc) > NPN/PNP Line Driver (5 Vdc) Push Pull / Line Driver(5-30 Vdc) >NPN/PNP 3) Output Signal A, /A B, /B Z, /Z

21 Mono/Unidirectional > 1 Channel Output > A Quadrature/Bidirectional > 2 (Dual) Channel Output > A,B Bidirectional with Index > 3 Channel Output > A,B,O

22 Line Driver > 6 Channel Output > A,/A,B,/B,Z,/Z

23 4) Shaft, Bore Diameter Flexible Coupling ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

24 5) Dimension Body Size ( Europe= mm, U.S. = Inch )

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27 6) Connection Connector (7-pin,10-pin, 12-pin etc. ) Cable (1,3,5,10 meter etc.)

28 Types of assembly With fixing bellWith anti-rotation pin With fixing springWith flexible coupling ROTAPULS Incremental encoders

29 I40 - I41 Small encoder for industrial applications ROTAPULS Incremental encoders I40  M20 screw fixing I41  3 screws fixing housing Ø 40.5 mm resolution up to 3600 PPR cable output

30 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders I41 preferential encoder packaging & food machines woodworking machinery I40 - I41 Small encoder for industrial applications

31 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders housing Ø 58 mm shaft Ø 6, 8, 9.52, 10, 12 mm up to 10000 PPR NPN, PP, LD, Universal circuit cable and connector output I58 - I58S International standard encoder

32 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders preferential encoder international standard size motors and lift motors I58 - I58S International standard encoder

33 I58 V – sin/cos encoder ROTAPULS Incremental encoders dimensions like I58 (or I58S) 1Vpp standard output (I58 A  11 µApp) typ. 1024 or 2048 PPR

34 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders standard output circuit for NCs and drives motor feedback (AC, DC, Lift motors) tool machines I58 V – sin/cos encoder

35 IT65 - I65 encoder for heavy duty applications ROTAPULS Incremental encoders strong die-cast housing Ø 65 mm 100 N shaft load standard IP65 (IP66 optional) NPN, PP, LD, Universal circuit up to 10000 PPR

36 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders standard US size preferential encoder woodworking machinery stone & marble machines IT65 - I65 encoder for heavy duty applications

37 Through-hollow shaft encoders C59 C60 C58 C58R C58A ROTAPULS Incremental encoders up to 1024 PPR shafts 14 or 15 mm BR1-xx sleeve for lower shafts up to 2048 PPR “R” has collar on the back side “A” has collar on the front side

38 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders motors with integrated brake spindles motor feedback Through-hollow shaft encoders C59 C60 C58 C58R C58A

39 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders Based on I58 standard up to 10000 PPR hollow shafts 14 or 15 mm BR1-xx reducing sleeve 3 mounting types (xx58, xx59, xx60) CK59 CK60 CK58 standard blind-hollow shaft encoder

40 CK59 CK60 CK58 standard blind-hollow shaft encoder ROTAPULS Incremental encoders Standard hollow shaft encoder more robust than through hollow shaft (C58,….) direct coupling on draw wire support (SF-I-5000) cable and connector output preferential encoder

41 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders C81 feedback encoder housing Ø 80x36 mm shaft Ø 18 to 44 mm up to 4096 PPR max. speed 3000 rpm max. operating temperature range: -40°C÷+100°C (-40°F÷+212°F) IP65 max.

42 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders big hollow shaft stainless steel flange internal parts in stainless steel for big sized motors, gear motors lift motors C81 feedback encoder

43 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders CB59 Motor feedback encoder Sin/cos + absolute position 2048 PPR sin/cos 1 sin/cos per turn (absolute) blind hollow shaft Ø 14 or 15 mm

44 for brushless or gearless motors 2048 sin/cos for speed regulation Z track for rotor position at start-up Replaces absolute encoders, resolvers, hall effects ROTAPULS Incremental encoders CB59 Motor feedback encoder

45 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders CK61 feedback encoder housing Ø 58 mm blind hollow shaft Ø 10 or 12 mm up to 10000 PPR max. output frequency: 300 kHz

46 ROTAPULS Incremental encoders internal coupling shaft is fixed from backside easy mounting CK61 feedback encoder


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